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Who speaks for students? Know your Students’ Union
Get to know the student leaders who represent undergraduates and shape decisions impacting the student experience.
Research
How AI is changing the workplace
Statistics Canada data shows more than one-third of Canadian workers are using generative AI.
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Can AI be your therapist?
AI chatbots could help students navigate mental health, but they aren’t a replacement for people.
Need a hand? Your guide to student services
Here’s where to turn when you need support during your time at U of C.
Defining a Calgarian
Beyond birthplace: Calgarians reflect on what it means to belong.
Campus News
All students to pay $11.25 Mac Hall fee this year
On July 28, the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) voted in favour of implementing a flat Mac Hall redevelopment fee of $11.25 for all students during the 2026-27 academic year. The proposal voted with an overwhelming majority of SLC, with one sole nay vote from the School of Architecture,
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University of Calgary not allowed at Pride 2026
Updated: This story has been updated to include a statement given to the Gauntlet by Calgary Pride at 2:32 p.m. Messages obtained by the Gauntlet show that the University of Calgary has been asked by Calgary Pride not to march in the August 2026 pride parade. However, individual
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Questions loom over fate of Mac Hall expansion
By Elaine Liang, July 14 2026— University of Calgary students may be paying a flat fee of $11.25 this coming fall for the expansion of Mac Hall, marking a noticeable shift from the question posed to students at the ballot box in Winter 2026. In the July 14 Students’
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University of Calgary served in lawsuit by organizers of May 2024 encampment
By Matthew Johnson and Hannah Caparino, May 12 2026— It has been two years since the police removed a pro-palestine encampment on University of Calgary campus, now nine people who were removed from campus are suing the university, Calgary Police Service, and the City of Calgary. The encampment was
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Five hours in Hell: U of C marks Dante Day with Inferno marathon
By Danijela Marcinkovic, April 16, 2026— On March 25, George Ferzoco, a sessional instructor in the Department of Classics and Religion, hosted a Dante Marathon at the Den and Black Lounge. This marathon was held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and consisted of a reading of Dante’
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